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A-tT;u-siT;iy. July '(!, 1922 LA CiTCANDfi F.VKXTn OPSERVF.T? VA'C.V REVT-N" Classified PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OHTKOIMTHU' I'll YSM'IANH 1)11. .1. 1, INtJI.K and DR. MAKflAK KT INGUv Ostfunuths. Tnkiny pot-?raduitU work in UA Anele. Will return August ir,, OiTit-: Kominnr Ultl tr- 1'MVSH IA.VS AM) SI 'lUiKONS UKO. a.VKHl'.S. M. I. Uwneral Surn ery. Offico ovtr Silvcrtliurii'ii. Ofliuti ptioiie Main 112. J. J. liAUftV. purtf t-iin. ! Off irn iitifinc -I'hysi'iiui itud tu'.s Drun Smi'i'. .NAT! Kg CI? DR. A. N. MAYVIIXK. Spt-clallit In chronic dlavaiM'H. Meiliodd, Mi'i'liano Ttmrapy and Naturopath. Skin and blood (iii'hft-s, nervous distaatj. ' t?hron1c Headache, jCrzwna, Sciniioa, Appendicitis, Const ipaiiun. Howl Trouble; nil kinds r (.'hrmiic DlHe-t-ea eucoeaslully treated. Phone Main 693. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Coo: ldK BldR., opposite .Star Theatre. Of fice huurs. 10 to 12 a. m., 1:30 to 6:00 p. wn. Consultation free. 3-4-lf DR. J. E. WOODELU-Chiropractor and Naturopath. NVrvous and chronli dlfteam- a specialty. Fulto 20, Sum mer HUIk. iikt Sllverthorn'H. Ol'tlco hours, 10 to" l:i a. in.. 1:31" to 5 p. m., 7 to H evenings, l'lu.ne 4!t7-W. ATTOIENKYS JLIKK. Hnd K.STKli iHiiiaitiK, 1k liranUe, I'alni'T-Koeici Or'Kon. COCHRAN and EHKIU!Aitl Geo. T. - Cochran and Colon It. Eherhard. At torney!. La Urande National liank lluildtnK. rOXTKACTOKS D. J. McLKLLANUi-Kislfr.-d profes sional Civil Engineer; survvying and Uiapx. Room 12, J. a Or an dt .National llank KuildlnK- l'lione Main HI. ARCHITECTS C. li. Miller. Architect. Room 11, Grande National iiunlt Building, Jrande, Oregon. AL'CTIO.NKUIES ai;cthm;i-:i:-Hon.-.-r. Sii Furm wiles a .imi. Am: i Ion nuiirantt ;tliy. l'li'oio :.-ii-i IMA NO TL.NKItS tMMIUT 1'IAXO TCNINO Clean voire your pinuo without e' rharKC Work Ktntr:inti-rtl. Call N Jin Unok Ston: lor :ippoinlnii nt. Phillips. 4-1 FRATERNAL DIRECTORY Yi;oiii:.v. The lirot her hood ol American Yeo vnf ii t int nil.' I.tjitflo llOlllt'MI'':iti N' Shi;. meets eviry first ami third 'I Inirsd'iv .v.-niiius "I Kith'f Mn I Come and itive-iiurae mu o-w policies. Ail viHilini; rnt'int-rs welcome. W. T. 1'A I'TKN. Foreman. ' MARY id. MAYNM1.LIJ, CfiriispoiKient. U O. J. M. lja Orande L.odtre No, 85, Loyal order of Mooho, liuhis regular meeting! everv Thursday nitfht Bt 8 p. w. at Odd Fellows Hall. The Wo men's MooBeheart I-.etfU.ri meet sec ond and fourth Thursday of each month. Moose L,frlnn of the World nieelB second Monday t each month. VlsltciB always welctun?. j. J, HAlll.A.N, Dictator. W. F. KI-INOMA.MMKK. f0. B P O. KIKS Lit Grande Lodge No. i.Ktu- in..-t t-Mi-h Thursday ev- pnlnir at 8 o'clork. Home and chio prlvlh'KfS cheerfully extended to all Urother Ktks. S bEAN CiROWK, Exalted Ruler. K. E. F'EAIJ.SON, Si-L-rt-tary. MiinhMtM WOODMKN OF AMRRIOA l.a Orande Camp No. 7703 meets on the first Thursday rvi'iiina of eHfh month. In the K. of P. llalL VisltiiiK nelKhbora welcome. E. H. RINHO, V. C. JAKE P.OSTOCIC, i'lerk. A V. anl A. M. La C. ramie Lodge No. 41 A. F. and A. M.. holds regular meetlnKS first and third Fridays at 7 30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all E. K. K1NOO. It O. KAdljKS Afrio N'J- 10fe.t evtry Friday nixhl at Hftll. VUltlnK mtmln-r; wi'lcimc, Z. I-IUI.V, W. P. J. E. mrtDKBl.i Bee. WOODMION OP TIIIO WOULD L UrnnCB C.mp No. K.l MU"rr fll-Ht ami third Monday at l-.aBlofl tial). All vlsltiuil iL-lBlitx.ru welcome. Dum payable at tin- offli-n of the clork. Uooms 21-22. La Grunda Na tional Hank BldR. JOHN SCOTT. C. C. R. J. KITCIIHN. Cleric. CNIOHTH Or" I'VTIllAS Hl'd CrOM l.odite No. 27. n,-L-t. i-yory Monday .v.-nlnK In Castle Hall K. pt P. Hall I. at 8 P. ni. A l'ythlau welcome to all Tlsltlnr KnlKlilfl. Kit ANK A. Tl'UNER. P. C C. L. fiRAHAM. K. H. 8. WOMEN'S HEN EKIT ASSOCIA1LON of the Ma:fab.;L-s. I.a flranrle IjOiKe No. 27 W H. A. of M. Lodtje rneels first V'a",nil?&MARrOALAOHBII. Commanaer. MARJORIE EATON. r.-cord Keener. O. B. 8. Hope Chapter N. I J. O. iu. H . hold atat.-d roinnninl.iition the sec ond and fourth Wednesdays of each month. Visitlnn members curu.allj welcomed, o s. nlio'.'l'. P"e. BJ i liIN(i8 OF TO"- DUFFS - r , I DET IT WILL t" HOT UP It! T'rllS Oi.D FLAT TOHIGVlTi I'M VIUK'jSW TOO - I VJVPOSE I'LL t-lfil-T UP T.lliK E mr ff - - wo' Want Ad s CHIKOl'ltAlTOIt. IMi. KKI.I.K .MY KS, Chiropractor, New Koley Huililinir. Hours 10 ui .. 12 u: in., ii to 5 p. m. ami 7 to 8 p Out m. 7-24-ti!''ilit j K,( Koit SAEE White Earmi'ts 15x. . 'Si-mlimMHiil Mommy.' lu ihw H''' iSnur cherries. Cull d77 riest bit of rhururun'tzulioii that he Ki K SAUK- W. A. H. Ferryman. T-'Jo- lt; f SAIjE White Leghorn hens rents apiece. " 2iH)i; N. Fourth! Call 2lil)-U. 7-2ri-:Hp! " " SAEE lieed baby liujry and l'(Mi 7r St. ro.t refrigerator. )02 Second St- 7-25-tf 'AI'KK EOK APPLE AND KKU1T Boxes for sale at the Observer of fice. Cheap. 7-8-tf Edit S'A EE Residence street, inquire J. 1). cae Theatre. lot on First .Meyers, Ar-7-22-:itp Kt)K SALE Dodp-e touring car in'1" tlle l'lhir Magazine. TUe pho- l good condition- Phone oM)4-lt. itimraphy is by H. J. Hergpuist and 7-24-3t ' l'ie t,H'' l', al direct ion by K. J . " 1 Shu Iter. FOR SALE Furniture, enough for live-room house. William and Mary period design. Phone S2-J. 7-22-4tp FOR SALE l!H!l Chevrolet 41W daintily than ever; Cale Henry, who' cheap for cash. Coll at 1108 Adams, used to head her own company in i Ave. after ii o'clock evenings. jeomedijt-H and who now has a do- j 7-24-.Ttp licoitsly funny character role as an ; "' : ' " amatmii' detective; Kdward Finn- I' OK SALE A.' beautiful china cub- ngan. who, as the; voung broker's! met, plate glass shelves and rmr- friend, '"garners more laughs thah he I ror. at halt price if sold at onct. t.Vor did iu his popular "Hallroom i Call Main h;t. 7-24 -.f noys- production; John Steppliug, ! l-'OIl SALK Oniage house of six rooms with bath, electric lights and I cement cellur all in good condition. Close in and desirable to buy. Phone Main oOft. 7-7 -tf WANTKI) Furnished rooms in priv ate fumily. Call Y. M. C. A. sec retary, .Main 7115. 7-24-1.1 WANTED TO RENT Three or foul- modern unfurnished rooms ot 1 or five room modern house. Address Box 70U. 6-21'tf MAN WANTED to do soliciting u few hours in evening during week Must live in La Grande. The right partv can make from $10.00 to $25.00 extra each week. Write tin Portland Ruy Co.. H.72 E. 17th St Poi t bind Ore iron. 7-'24-(t nm kl:nt FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeping. 1017 4th St., Corner 4th, Spring and 5th streets-7-15-tf FOR .RENT One of the apartment J. C. Penney Co. store. Call Muin :J7. 7-Kl-tf FOR REN T--Th ree-roo m apartment. Call :illti-R. furnished 7-21 -t ft FOR RENT Three room furnished apartment, close in. Cull 521-W. 7-Ll-tf FOR RENT Three-room modern house. Inquire 1715 Washington Ave. 7-25-tf FOR CENT Furnished HiOfi Washington Ave. apartment. 7-li-tf I'OIi KKNT Modem room. HUM 3rd. 7--o-:it furnished 7-18-tf I-'OK KKNT Two-room apartment. Phnne '215-W, LOST I.O.ST Pnckace containinjr three hats and a kodak." Kinder return to Ob server, ilnrvey Sample. 7-2"-'ltp MISCEIJ.AMCOrS Kor McConnon's lied Liniment I and other products see or write Chas.j A. liriKKs, P. ( Box 47, I.a (iiande.l Oreiton. -!fK-2Jtu' LOCAL CORSETIERE&ur Bnrcle Corset. Mrs. J. F. O'Connell, 1104 i O avenue. Phone 147-J. Strictly I Custom-made Corsets. Guaranteed throughout. Also Hemstitching and Picot Edge. Work Guaranteed. 8-1-tt HEMSTlTCHINtJ and Pivoting at tarhment. Kits any sewing ma chine. Price S2. Economy Sales Company, Medford, Oregon. 7-20-fitp NKKIH.EWKAKT SHOP Uemstitc.i ing. pleating, stamping and a full line of stamped bal-y novelties Mamie Iluby, 10:0 First St-, Bilker, O.egcm. 7-24-tt" HEMSTITCHING, Buttons Covered Mrs. I,. H. Norton, jlOti Adams Ave. PLAIN" and FANCY Sewing. Reason-I ahle mice- " 1'hr.r.e '-':-W. 7-?r,.c.t -1 ' WHAT'S THE MATTER? HAVEN'T VOU GOT V Oil DIMMER STARTED VET? If COME P -., -A I'LL SHOW f i,l VouV- THEATRES SIIRIIIIYS LAST "TIIH hf.Nt'M"' n.w of th gayest hcmvii om- vt'r produced was nm-ii lust tit tht Shtiri-y Thintr. A orisp, clever comtKllim Is I ino'NUiifii, una u aiuiw.i iiuhmu Tlui. EoKhurn hens.! Huwhea, who roso to sudlur tiuinl-7-"J5-;it' neiicH lu "Curmenta of Truili" and hus ruuti ibutt-d to moiluu plciurt's. An a youiiK New York hrokor who in arrested and uct iised of his uwn mnidtr. bin wiimins i fdt ut its happiest. ll la u decorative yiniiiK man, ia Mr. Hughes, and he. acts with the technical pprfectioii and 'instinct for just the rifiht much that justify Mr. Eiske n Charat teri.a- I ion of him as one of loose who are ktHj)iiiK the fires of genius en kindled in the theatre. The picture was producer., by George ). ltakt r Tor S-L (Arthur Sawyer and Herbeit Lublin ami Is released by Metro. The story I by Hercival Wilde appmuvd first M r. Hughes Is supported by an excellent cast that inclmles Ethel ('randin, who retired at the hHnht I of her poi)ularily, and who now. I returns to the screen looking more I I Harry Loraine. boisterously amusing i as the sheriff, and William 11.. Urown. j Also showing "Starland Revue. CONWAY TKAUI.K AT AKCADK TONKiMT. "Love's Masquerade," starring Con way Tearle. which is the attraction at the Arcade theatre tonight only, will attract particular attention be cause of the novelty of the exterim" locations which have been chosen i t the working out of the story. Much of the action takes places in a typical little New England fishing village and this atmosphere has been created in a manner which is especially con vincing. Director iWilliam P. S. Ear'..1 always a stickler for photographic detail, gave the extei ior locations a great ileal of thought and the screen pictuies which have resulted ai'e tul- ly as impressive as ine ones ne usci to create in the best commercial photo-- graphic studios in which he worked , before he took up the business of di' recti ng motion pictures- ' "Love's masquerade" is from n storvi by Edward J. Montague. Winifred1 Westover, Florence hillings and Ar-j thur Houseman are prominent in the; company which appears in support of I the play. I the star. SUCCESSOR TO "Hi.MflitESQrE"! Another Fannie Hurst story will be! seen on the screen at the Arcade the-l atre beginning Thursday. It is "Ju'.t Around the Corner," a Paramount Cosmopolitan picture, directed by ' Francis M:ii-ions. who also wrote the ' i i-tnarro. It is hailed as an epic of the East Side of New York and a fit ting successor to "Ilumoresquc." THE SASIE EVERYWHBKE, The editor of Paisa Akhbar, a na tive newspaper of Lahore, India, says. "I have used Chamiterlain's Colic and Diarrhoaa Remedy many times amon, my children and servants, for colic and tiiarrhoea and always found effective." Adv. Exide Batteries Ratterles In stock, latteries for rent, llatterles reehart;ed. riatterles Wittered Kree. . Batteries of till makes repaired HOKCH M AOMiTO Sh.li V It T. STHOMIIKIKJ Altlit Illl'Olt kkhvici-: I-ilKI) lll'llliKSs, l'i-np. Ill l,ci;ltlon'.s Macliine Works "BILL" HANSEN Contractor and Itullrler Brick, Stone, Tile and Concrete Work Remodeling n1 general con trading. o Job too InrROi none too small. No war-tlniB prices. years experience. 8ee me before you let your work. 1102 N. St. Cor. N & 5th Making tb Best . nnuinr nrnru n i rnnm inn -rnun !i HtllalUUtl! . i LONDON, July 26. With the ex ception or a luncheon jjlvo-i in his honor by t ho City of London Cur- nitri.timi. Iho lM'iiu-o nl W:i 1- V'tll undertake I'tw. if 'any. imbllc- n-i Kagements during ihw next iliree months. Toward the end of K-'PIhuImt it is proballe he will "piny hiuivdi' in ' as Captain of I he Hoyul ar.d Ancient Coif club at SI. Andrews ai:d ilun is every probability thai (he fixture wiH be treated jis one of ill u'.inost interest and importance throughout golfing circles in Creal Britain.- Tim prince's first ball from the lee wtl! be redeemed in tradiiiimal fash ton and will hcomo a treasured .possrs sion of the club. Buffalo Bill's Mail j! Carrier Died Recently ! SPOKANE. July 2G. Abraham .1 Uunyon. mini earlier for Uuffalo Ildl'J vhen the Indian fighter w as iu k : campaign on the Yellow hoi n, dieil at J the Spokane county poor Linn, whew , he has been an in mate for the hut two years. J "Thfre is no question about Uu::-, ( von having served as mail carrier for i Euffalo Hill," said J. S. McCoHnh-k j sunei intnndetit of th noor farm "Ho Mid Summer Shoe Sale Tf yoil licod slmes now is your chance In savo money. Dunns' "''s sil'(' 'very pair of shoes in Ihe house is in this sale at a hij; reduction. We can tjive you any color while, brown or Mack oxfords or straps, liijjh or low heels. The Bo.otery . ', ... , , A.liiradise J'or 'I'ired l'eet. 20(i Deiol; Street - ' T'hoiie llain 118 drover Smith, Mgr. ITCHEN OMFORT MAY BE OBTAINED THESE HOT SUMMER DAYS BY THE EMPLOYMENT OF Electric Cooking Devices You would he surprised to know the size of a. meal that may he prepared with a few simple devices. The cost operation is trivial in com parison with the convenience and comfort oh tninetl. Call and See Our Line of TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, HOT PLATES, GRILLS Eastern Oregon Light and Power Company of a Small Flat vUP 7 Wa5 if i vum a luic iclluu and was ubout yeat od .' , h ' He litis toltl mo about carrying the, mail or. a one-wheel cart. Poles wpiv'i S'astcnti! to the wheel drawn by hors-' es and hf sat on a seat hemmr the whi I .ith the mail. "liunyon lost an aim in u railroiuli wreck and drifted here two vear an t He suffered from a swelling in his , feet which made il imposihte for hiiu to hoik. EI ax putUis will be neethd in M-t- 1 1 inn ct-unty m the near future. This (nr they aie to be paid $20 an acre. A fust puller can earn bet ween ti anil $7 a day. Fire Insurance willi (lie Oi-orrnr; Vivo TtVlirf Assn. ('osls You LESS Policy Giuiranteed No Assessment L W. Weeks AfiKXT Ph.. 11c 1.VJ-.T "Wt'St-Jill'dllSOIl 1 11(1 LT. BY ALLMAN nopis ' TO HAMD You're I A MONEY-SAVING OPPOETUNITY YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS T.iilor-made Suits at OTS.ot), now $71.50 r,;s.:o, now $6i.oo il'J.r.i), now $50.50 I'lviM'yt hiiii; in .Men's S'linniner Wear K & V. Shirts and' Collars Senii-SiilT Collars ::."ic ami ."ii)e The Toggery Andrews KNOX Sri'l'I.KMKXT.tltY ll'i:i , Xiiw ill tint (lavs of dry insiiir.- . t h Utile to start fi-eilinir hii opl-'- , nntitaiy lee.l, stiili as a nun- main, silage. If the fanner Minis liim- self impii-nari'tl this year lu- sllnlllil .lan tn lint ill vetch aljl oats 111 the f ill to have a supply next -ar. Tills erop will lu- liarvi-steir in .liltte and .Inly and prnvhle a in pi'' Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Refrigerators, at Trice to Suit the Pocketbook ED DONOHUE, Prop. Phone, Black 1212 Fir.& Jefferson The Reason for our Substantial Ohovvth. is our Substantial Service J :? J J L U a U O a V.. Look I Kick at ,'y went (iiic!:ly m 1 )id you e jl dollars depo n savinirs act coniif uiiitled ,'llljollllt to iji o.OO $(. HI t-'.").!)!) fake it sum 01 liiout that re.uulal United States i.a Grande, Ore. w c E SANITARY ICE CO. Two Phones 597-J 297-M V. D. GRANDY, Prop. Iltty and sHI I Clasiifleil Ads. throtlKli Ol.t.i i v- r . i've jOTVV IT 1 L0VTO TO WOOl I DINE A some ) roof gaRdeJ -AlMri..' S ros. HATS yjJJI...llUWli.l, fur the stimint-r . Kxpi-i iinelit Sta- i ki k mi:is roi: ai.i, !I'A. Italian Kasiistl, who ti t-i.- tttwa ol K.ntit, foret-M 1 I.-stiMli'anl proprielt)!' stil -- flee ntf.il . Ii. all eomet'H for I Just a Matter of Regularit))' past ive years. didnM thev? er sloji to l'i;;ure what i few itetl monthly in this bank, in omit drawing interest at I'" semi - aiiniiall v, w.o u 1 d t I he end of five years? . would amount .to $ (if!. Ki would aoniunt to $ Hi.'i.ri'.J woidil anioiint. to -t ii l.(!5 wultl amount: 1o s-lii(il.(!l3 in iml'ailiTit; duty to deposit a eaen nitinl li. on will 1 mil will ram re National Bank i- 4: -j? 4 i1 4' !? Snodgrass and Zimmerman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced! Embal fner, Ambulance Ser vice. ' Day Phone ! N'.iin (ii.', Night - M.one, Main 743. I ;.!)-) Fourth St. ,n 0 ramie, Oregon, (Si dM Mm 1;.-, .n''ij f v. ; ' r . T.- - ' ' ' .. k'.vif .' . -,,..--V.. .